Send html email with image embedded

Hi Guys,
I want send an email using class CL_BCS.
Can someone please help me to tell me how can we send the email with image embedded in the body?
The image is stored in the mime repository and was uploaded through se78.
I have searched online but am not able to send it.
It will be great if someone has working code for this.
Regards,
Dhruv Kashyap

Hi go to T-code : SMW0 -- To upload the images , after that you can find that entries in wwwparams table .
Refer this .
**************** - Display images (like company logo) on the selection-screen
In order to send it as email you have to add attachment type as BMP from you BCS class.
Just try you can .

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Make sure you upload all of the images used in your email to a server you control. Then, change your image paths to point to those uploaded images with absolute links.
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